Cameron Stewart–not actually related to Kristin Stewart–gets to take over for Philip Tan as the new artist on Batman & Robin. Stewart is set to draw issues 7 through 9 with collaborator Grant Morrison.

Eisner-award nominated artist Cameron Stewart is best known for his work on Catwoman, Seaguy and Seven Soldiers: The Manhattan Guardian. After extensive visual research in Vietnam, his work on The Other Side was nominated for Best Limited Series at the 2007 Eisner Awards. Stewart also writes, illustrates and publishes the online comic Sin Titulo, a dark, neo-noir mystery thriller.

Below is the line art for the (pretty awesome) 1-in-25 variant cover for the upcoming issue 7 of Batman & Robin.

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